Autonomic Nervous System & Intracranial Vascular Disorders

Autonomic Nervous System & Intracranial Vascular Disorders is organized by Carrick Institute and will be held from Feb 12 - 14, 2027 at Australian Chiropractic College, Adelaide, South Australia, United States of America.

Description:
Patients with dysautonomia, orthostatic intolerance, and post-injury neurologic symptoms rarely present in tidy categories. Their symptoms cross organ systems, resist routine workups, and confound clinicians who lack a functional map of the autonomic network.

CNS-04 provides that map. Over 25 credit hours, clinicians move through the complete anatomy and physiology of the central autonomic network, intracranial vascular anatomy, neurovascular physiology, and the bedside and laboratory examinations that transform a list of symptoms into a localized, actionable clinical picture. From pupillometry and orthostatic testing to brainstem vascular localization and autonomic rehabilitation dosing, every module is designed to build usable clinical capability grounded in current neuroscience.

What you’ll learn:

• Apply central autonomic network anatomy to localize dysfunction across the neuraxis
• Perform and classify orthostatic, pupillary, and sympathetic challenge testing
• Interpret neurovascular anatomy to recognize anterior and posterior circulation patterns
• Identify vascular emergencies and apply evidence-based referral and escalation criteria
• Design response-dosed autonomic rehabilitation grounded in structured examination findings